What follows is a second exercise in the sharing of ideas, of visions (for the first, click here). The most recent essay by the invisible committee, Now, continues a reflection-intervention that began with The Coming Insurrection and To Our Friends, and offers a powerful critique of contemporary politics, along with a defense of “autonomy”. What is proposed here then is again a partial summary and a critical commentary of the idea of politics expressed in the essay.
Beginning by abandoning the old idea of revolution and reinventing it … Not as a new ideology but as a true praxis of an ethics of freedom to redefine the desirable and the undesirable and to create a new subjectivity that makes possible the impossible.
Octavio Alberola, Revolución o colapso
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Against the state of emergency, text by the “Tarnac defendants” (anonymous).
The comrades of Autonomies translated the first chapter of the most recent essay of the Invisible Committee: Now (Maintenant). We republish this text.
Last month a new text of the Invissible Committee was published. We re-publish the second text of the collective: To Our Friends.
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What strategies and orientations can develop insurrectionary anti-politics into a movement actually able to destroy global capitalism? This is the question taken up by The Coming Insurrection, as well as by author such as Bonanno. I aim here to use insights from The Coming Insurrection to open onto discussions of various aspects of the future of insurrection. The purpose will be to think through strategic implications of attempting to use a mainly expressive form of action for strategic purposes, and ways to deal with the obstacles faced in the process.
Continue reading Lupus Dragonowl: The Future of Insurrection
Last month a new text of the Invissible Committee was published. We re-publish the first text of the collective: The Coming Insurrection.
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On Sunday night there were clashes in several French cities during protests against the mascarade called presidential elections. French news paper Le Monde published an interview with Julien Coupat and Mathieu Burnel, 2 of the presumptive members of the “Invisible Committee”.
Image: Clashes during “Justice for Theo” protests in Paris on March 19th.
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